1 Find of a 3d token from the 19th century in Brailes. No grid reference or location given and method of recovery unrecorded.
Find of a token from the Imperial period in Brailes
1 A turnpike road established from 1781.
The route of a toll road during the Imperial period running between Banbury and Barcheston via Brailes.
1 This Methodist chapel is brick-built with a date of 1863 over the door. It replaces an earlier chapel built at College Green in 1847 (see PRN 2304).
2A photographic record ...
A Primitive Methodist Chapel which was built during the Imperial period. It is situated at Upper Brailes, 300m north of Grove End.
1 Stone arched surround enclosing a drinking fountain with date carved, 1877. Village pump behind.
2 Photographed in 1983.
A drinking fountain and water pump dating to the Imperial period. They are situated on Fant Hill, Upper Brailes.
1 Brailes villa group gardens, Brailes, Stratford.
Springfield House and another house, un-named. Lodges, drves, pleasure grounds, mixed planting and paddocks.
Two villas: Springfield House and one other, un-named. Both with lodges, pleasure grounds, mixed planting.
1 Pleasure grounds with lake, walks, conservatory, boundary planting, drive, kitchen garden, surrounding Grade II Listed house. Kitchen gardens include Grade II Listed late 18th century crinkle-crankle wall. Recommended for ...
Grounds and gardens which date to the Imperial period. The gardens include a kitchen garden, walks, lakes and a crinkle-crankle or serpentine wall. The gardens are associated with Brailes House.
This photograph shows the importance of the May Day celebrations in the cultural life of this village. This was a very old custom whose origins are believed to be pagan ...
1 Find made by Mr J Warren in 1993 with a metal detector: An 18th century thumb ring bezel decorated with letter B.
Findspot - a ring dating to the Imperial period was found 700m south of the church at Whichford.
Evaluation revealed only medieval pottery.
1 Following an application for planning permission for a detached house on the site, which is within the shrunken medieval village, Warwickshire Museum carried out an ...
See EWA7231. No medieval evidence recorded.
Watching brief at Matchams, Upper Brailes.
1 A watching brief was undertaken by the Warwickshire Museum at Matchams, Castle Hill, Upper Brailes in April 1993. No significant archaeological deposits were ...
Excavated
No records have come to light about the beginnings of Primitive Methodism in Brailes in Warwickshire. The Rev. Joseph Preston “missioned” Chacombe, near Banbury, about 1830 and the work prospered ...
The 1851 Census showed that the existing chapel was too small for the growing congregation, but the local landowners were unsympathetic to the needs of the Primitive Methodists. The Circuit ...
National Children’s Day is celebrated in May, and an appropriate topic with a Warwickshire link is this letter, which was sent by Mr. J. H. Long to the minister of ...